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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1894)
, and for this reason the table will I m * published twice, giving all a ---- BY----- 1 chance to have the vote of the W. F. D. JONES. I county on the leading state oflieers and the county ottiees. There may T he C ounty O fficial P aper I m * a few small inaeeiireies in the table, but the total votes given are ------ Independent in Politics absolutely correct. When it ¡»con sidered that it take» three or four RATES OK SUBSt RJPT1ON. (HTR1CTLV IN ADVANCE.) days tocompile ami build this table, »1..T0. One year no one will wonder at the liabiliiy ■ 7 s. Six months Ill □U. Three months to make errors. Those who wish ADVERTISING KATES. per year S6.75 to test the matter can do it by un- i inch. per month Jo.7s 3........................ dertaking to make a pencil copy of Ci col. 3-75 0-75 Il will taken half day .. ” ” loo.oo the table. I ” ” ”.................11.00 i Local . ia .^ uuuv- ", ma and .sets, after iiotic-s, locts per ......... line to do that, at the least. the first insertion. Only .sets per line for first © illuni 00 It ijra blight Notice to (lie Traveling Public! The Trask River Toll Road has been put good condition by the new proprietor. Ami the Hotel at the gate has been renova ted throughout, lie will keep hay and grain at his ieed stable lor travelers, who can get good accomodations at reasonable prices. Fine fishing and good cainpino grounds furnished free of charge. insertion for regular advertiseis advertiaci» ..... Lost, Found, l or Kent For Sale, Wanted, and special notices, in classified classi tied “ad' ad" columns, at the rate of one cent per word fur first insertion and halt rales thereafter. Legal notices. Nonpareil, locts. per line for first insertion ami acts per line for each siihse qnent insertion. Don’t imagine that the populists are playing out. Right or wrong, they are becoming stronger and better organized, though they have I not had sweeping victories lately. Harmony ha» come at last. Suppose we admit they are cranks, we must also admit there are lots There were more than 15 of them. of them. (¡co. Crowson, Prop Who would think that there are The democratic party in the 25 prohibitionists in this county? west was very much dissatisfied with Cleveland's policy regarding The democrat» iu this »tute are the silver question, the Chinese badly demoralized. Most of them Exclusion Act. and with his man seem to have gone over to the pop tier of distributing patronage. ulist». l’ennoyer got in his work Hence, great numbers have joined on his old party in great shape. the populists. Mr. >Sclph may well feel proud of Send in your contributions, sign j the vote he received in this county. your name for publication, and Although this was a year when re eonline yourself to gentlemanly I publicans considered they were vot language. We want your opinions ing for a I Hi ted States senator, Mr. I if fairly expressed. This paper is Sclph ran far ahead of his ticket. for the people. Judge Daly run about fifty votes F. M. Lamb, A. I’- Wilson, D. C. ahead of his ticket in this county, ■ Bowers and C. E. Reynold», have yet Mr. Hewitt carried the county been added to the editorial stall’of by a plurality of 240 over Mr. Daly ! this paper. Other applications and lit!) over Sam Stott. are in. Everybody are cordially There are 75 to 100 more popu invited to call and take a hand m lists than democrats in this county, I it- taking the vote on the state ticket, The republicans will have the and the populists show greater biggest majority in the legislature strength on some of their county they have had for a long time. It ticket. stands them in hand to use that The average populist vote is close majority to good advantage for the to 300. people. In regard to the campaign just ended, the H eadlight feels grati fied that the people acted upon their own judgment, regardless of prejudice. This wasour main light. The people won it at the polls, and their victory is ours. We congrat ulate ourselves also, upon having won the light without personal abuse. There has been no mud slinging on our part, no calling men "perjurers," “liars," •‘slander ers," “boodlers," etc., as has been j done in the past by certain parties. We have used nothing but fair ar gument and good natured jest. We have no regrets, except that some of our personal friends didn't get more votes, and we can stand that if they can. Those who wish to have nome- thing handy to refer to next cani- paign should clip the table we run this week. It is often interest ing to compare the vote on diil'erent candidates in diil’erent precincts., Tne next presidential contest is likely to be a three cornered light, however, the main contest may be between the populists and the rep ublicans. Frescoing, Decorating, PAINTING, and Paper-hanging. For estimates and prices call on, or write to H ermann G es .- m : k , Beaver Post-office, 41 Tillamook County, Ore. & W. ÎÇigei1, He wanted six dollars (Course he'd not sell.) Just to drum up his followers, I!ut after election He’ll not fare so well. After the election is over, After the break of dawn. After the voters are sleeping After the stars are gone, Many the heads that are aeliin If we could count them all. Many are gone up salt creek,— (iod pity them all. Fare Only S3-50. J. V. McCLINTICK, Manager. TILLAMOOK ptage Line, Stage will leave Forest Grove for Tillamook Tuesday and Friday niorniugs. Leaves Tilla mook on Wednesday and Saturday mornings, starting early enough to catch the evening train for Portland. Mrs. A. JOHN8ON Kudfitea & ^oljnaoii H. D. JONES, Forest Crove. MILLINERY Prices to Suit the Times: T illamook , O re . —----- BQOTg and gjlOE? Made to order. 11 I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I M I I I I I I I I M I I I Illi -H- ^usie Repairing done as cheap as the cheapest. Crane and be convinced. Advocate Building. Mrs. D. C. Bowers is pre-1 pared to give lessons in I The H eadlight makes a win ning light sometimes. The heelers, the heelers. You knew them so well, The brazen-cheeked heelers That put out their feelers, And had some political Pointers to tell. Leaves Tillamook daily for North Yamhill. Leaves North Yamhill daily for Tillamook. IS NOW RUNNING AGAIN. Bay City, Ore. Near Court House. Js now making daily trips with hack over Trask river toll road. Careful drivers, good hack», quick trips, and excellent hotel acommodations. Road m good repair. F01(E£T TQoqe^Urokei’, Mt»* L J. RUGGLES TILLAMOOK and NORTH YAMHILL Stage Line ! MUSIC ••at home or at pupils’ resi- dence, as desired, in city or * i, country. . Terms: Eight dollars for .9 A twenty four lessons. ' I I I I I I I I II II It I I I I ! I I ? I I I I I I I I I I I I P. F. BROWNE riLU\M00^ LIVELY $Ti\BLE 11 I JONES B ros . P roprietors . -------- ----------- W hen you come to the Wilson River country, stop iitRceher'H. AMPLE # ACCOMMODATIONS. E{ood Bedg FISH AND GAME IN SEASON. Telegraph office in the house. Grain and liav (or teams. Stage to Forest Grove or Tillamook, when ordired. Firat-class single and double turn outs kept on hand. Hoarding and transient stock cared tor. T illamook , okk . X G SOOT and SHOEMAKER Hand Sewn Work a Specialty. A perfect fit guaranteed. Repairing done on the shortest notice. Shop, next door to the Dr. .lohuson Drug Store.
